Hi @Joseph Richardson, congratulations on taking full advantage of the awesome platform that is BP and for your first post.

But that maybe for a whole new thread.Like most season investors you hear on whatever platform you connect to, it is all about the numbers. if you run the numbers and the deal doesn't make sense, don't try to make it work.

Please share your thoughts and feedback.This would initially only apply to investors in the triangle area (Raleigh, Cary, Apex, Morrisville, Knightdale, Wake Forest, etc)Here are the details:This is a self served platform when you enter your property info, pictures, contact info etc.All listing would then go and be posted on MLS, Zillow, Realtor, Trulia, Hotpads, Homes and 60+ other property websites- One time $100 account sign up / setup fee for each investor- Each for rent listing would cost $100 (plus 10% commission to the buyers agent of first month rent if realtor finds you a tenant, no commission if you find tenant yourself.

Can DIY for next to nothing) Try more Platforms (Don’t limit yourself to Airbnb.

RedX is a good platform for expired listings.another source for motivated sellers - "For sale by owner" listings on Zillow.Lastly, you can get leads from the county clerk's office for potential estate sales and divorce records.

Gaspare, thanks for chiming in man.That's a great question.AirBnB and other STR marketing and leasing platforms have an effect on hotel room rate.

I'm just starting my own wholesaleing platform, and I'm using Propstream for leads, and them I'm going to use ringless VMs and texting apps to get things going.

I like that the Airbnb platform is transparent for the most part from country to country.

I'll be sure to post the trial transcript with BP, FB and other platforms that will prove, without doubt, your theft, deceit and fraud.

This is where I figured I would go out and cold call FSBO found on various listing platforms, but is cold calling effective or should one stay away from it?